Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
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Los ANGELES, Feb. Resolutions asking congress to pass over the presI- dents veto the dependent pensIcn bill, were unanimously passed by the q. A. R, department today,
 Sax FRANcIsCo, Feb. 2}.-Decision yas rendered by Judge TOohey to-day in the habsas corpus case of Jimmy Hope the notorious burglar, wanted by inc authorities m New York. The court decided that Hope was illegally held in custody. bat allowed the district attor- ney five days' time ID which to amend the warrant of extrsditiOn.
 I.aNDc x. Feb. 23-Further dispatches concerning the earthquakes m the south ui Europe this morning state that two violent shocks were felt at Toulon at 6 o'clock. The fist shock was of l5 seconds duration and the secOnd of F seconds. The movement vas from west to erst. At Cannes three shocks were felt at .he same hour. l he first shock. which was very violent. lasted for one minute, the second ard third shocks were not az heavy ss the first Many parsous at this place rushed to the sea shore for safety but nobody vLs in iured. Al AvIgnon three shocks were experienced between and S o'clock, The first shock was very violent and awakened every body in the place. Sev- eral shocks were felt at Geneva Et 6 o'clock.
 LYND lx, Feb. 23.-The stock market is lirIn on tho result of German election becoming known
 ROME, Feb. 23.-Two shocks of earth quake were fsli at Nice at six tbis morning. Houses rocked, walls cracked and m some cases frail tTnemsnts were throEn 70 the ground. People rushed from the houses aud fell upon their kuels ID the streets, praying for dc!lv- erance from sudden death. Visitors to .be city have teaome thoroughly fright ened and are leaving the place. Many
 persous were injured hy falling debris, Much alarm is felt lest ther5 Ds a recur- reuce oi the shocks The Prince Of
 Wales. who was in Nice a few days ago witnessing the festivities which precede the lent season, had taken his departure and was isafe Gt Cannes. The shocks were felt gt Monte Carlo aud Monaco, at which places they were so severe that rocks were detached from the cliffs end prerIpitated into the sea. The disturb ances extended as far as Genoa.
 CHICAGO, Feb 23-Capt. Abram F.. Wood oi the |. 5. army, and Mics Minnie May Mansfield, were united Iu marriage on Monday at the resilence of G l.. Wheel CT. Tue bride was given away by her father. Rev. Delos Mansfield. A bril- liant reception was held after the cere- mony. The couple leave to-day for Fort Bowie. Arizona, where Capt. Wood goes to re.CIn his command.
 PARIS, February 23-The newspapers of thI7 cIty are turbulent over the result of the election in Alsace aud Lorraine. They say GgTmGuy Is not able to obtain the hearts of the people in the an nexed provinces.
 NEW YORK, February 23-The Stars London csblegrsm says. While officials deny the report Of movement of Brit .sh troops T. Af-hauIstau. the belief grows ID diplomatic circles thG. England IS about t1 strike blow with the EUir against the Gll.ZaIs, end that Afghauis- tan k soon to become the scene ot bloody struggle between England and Russia for supremacy in Asia.
 WAsHEGroS. February 23-I. IS re- ported that Commissioner Of Patents Montgomery wIll shortly te1deF his res IsDbti5n to take elect APui It.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, February 2l-Judge Murphy curt room Els crowded this morning with spectators desirOns Of witnessing the tTIal of Alexander Gold ensoB, The murderer of httle Mamie Kelly. EX-Judge IerHll appeared m behalf of Eugene Deuprey and W. W. JO.GOn, defendants attorneys and nov ed fer continuance, on the ground that the gentlemen were engaged out slde of the court Judge Murphy re- fused tO grant e contiI nance. P. f. Dunno seil h. had been GipoInted tO serve as def6ndani's counsel without bis consent. The judge sHked him fl be declined Co serve, and receiving an a'- trmaiIve reply, excused him, and HP- roint q Alexander Campbell, Jr, in his place. "I will refuse Co grant uDy fur th-r continuance" the court s8ii. "Eui the iu.l will now proceed The i'm QaIel.i s Cf ih. i1ry was then proc ei- ed W.JE. Ole juror Eas obtained. after which a recess was ieEcu uaiil this L!- teruCoH.
 CoUNCIL BLUFFS. Is,, February 2l.-| The large sut com Elete training stable Ct tLs Naples, trcItIty Cf NeEfrs. Johu i. StewE-- S Sop, wdIch coo-i.tcd oi eleven large box stalls. ths sleeriug ani reading rooms ol the employ es, grain bins. ld1'e 6ad furniture rooms aud a large enclosed exercise walk for prizss. located ut the track Of the Council EiIil= A7-1ci1tiOn. was burned Sunday u'ght. There were eleven horses Iu training. Al Of these excepting Gypsy Baroe, formerly Taetsc.s eE, and Serena der, wgre burned to dea;E, hcsidcs the yeasiiDg colt Inco, by imp. PIzzaro. OF ot u.abC; imp. Mortimer. a saddle horse and all otLer racing furniture. Most O.. the smplOycs' clothing. the books. etc used at the night school established by these gentlemen for the be1eti; Ci ;Ls lhbCTlIs n their employ, were also totally lost. lt is GIiicul; Co estimate the amount. but 1t wIll probably be from S2j eco Co so coo partially insured. The 1 origin Of the fire is unknown.
 LT0Ss, Mich., February 2l--Ihe wa ter Is recediBg ard pnblic confidence l. | being restored. The Lansing gorge has | not yet arrived and it IS hop.d that TO damage wi.l be caused thereby.
 DEALlNs 1T tuEuhIl J -l- l ne elliOr or ] the TBCbiats has been sentenced tu a l months imprisonment for printing a ] story that the Car had shot Herr VIl- | lauuc, military aiiache Of the legation | at St. Petersburg.
 BosToS, February 2I.-On the corner Of kueslaud and Federal streets stands | a fouT-stOrf brick residences block con ] tsininz hundreds of inmates of the low est clEss. Narrow stairs run from both | str cts 10 the roof. furnishing opportu- nities for iDgress and egress that have often bsitiai the police. On She top of I this building, arranged in heaps just in- side Uf shallow wooden c1rnice. was found by the police a miscellaneous Bs- sortmeut Of bricks and paving stones, IL Is thought they were to te ussd for on attack upon cars which pass the building. The possibilities of an sttack Di this nature are simply horrible to A shower of bricks de- scending from this height on crowded lorss csrs under the cloak Of darkness would have been murderous in She re. suit. With 8 slight possibility of trac- ing the perpetrators the South Boston road was at once notified, and SO the ears were taken off each night. despite public inconvenience. and police were sfatfor.al m tha vfe1nitv